Sentence examples for gradually making sense from inspiring English sources
Open coding is considered the first step towards gradually making sense of the data.
The small boy gradually made sense of it, then two thoughts came to him: he decided that he would never allow himself to be "helpless, dependent or credulous"; and that, since the Jews had not escaped their persecutors in time, he would seek safety in leaving "before the borders were closed".
Initially it sounds preposterous but gradually it makes sense in a Sly Stone kind of way.
Making Sense of Censoring.
Smith saw, as well, how the powerful — think Tiger Woods or the nameless bankers once adulated as "masters of the universe" — are encouraged in their vanity by the rest of us: how we puff them up, hang on their deeds, pay more attention to them than to the unfortunate, and gradually make them sense that they can get away with anything.
(P12) Things gradually make more sense, and eventually the patient becomes an expert in using the technology.
As the composition is heard again and again, it gradually begins to make sense.
It all gradually began to make sense to me when I heard Live From the Blue Note and I realised that his signature sound - blocked chords, very rigorously rhythmic - was as trailblazing as anybody else's.
So as you become enveloped in the world of The Witcher 2, it gradually comes to make sense that it is based on the work of the Polish novelist Andrzej Sapkowski and was created by the Warsaw developer and publisher CD Projekt RED.
What I came away with was a sense that although they will compete, the tech borders between the three Baltic brothers are gradually melting – and that makes sense.
